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tlDRKSqyNQqtdZzoz Autore: Chase I sing in a choir http://www.oliver-sinz.de/accessoires/ assurans cipla Scientists at the University of Delaware conducted a study by using data from the IceCube Neutrino Observatory located at the South Pole, and found that cosmic rays, which are known to reach energies above 100 billion giga-electron volts, or GeV, can be found in the 1.6 times 10^6 GeV to 10^9 GeV range. The study, published in the journal, Physical Review D, said that scientists are interested in identifying cosmic rays in this range, because the transition from cosmic rays produced in the Milky Way Galaxy to “extragalactic†cosmic rays, which are produced outside our galaxy, are expected to occur in this energy range. |
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